PUC Code / PUK Code What is a PUC code, what can you do with it and where do you have to pay attention to? These are the subjects that are handled on this page. PUC is the abbreviation of "Personal Unlock Code". You will use the PUC code very few times. You will only need the PUC code when your gave in the wrong pincode 3 times or when you've f...

Calling in a foreign country (Roaming) Calling with your cellular phone when you're abroad is not difficult and it's very handy, but it can bring in high costs. Calling when you're in a foreign country needs a small preparation, just as going on a holiday does. On this page we will help you with this preparation in order to lower the costs as m...

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We arrived in Phnom Penh and it was getting dark, we'd read that a great backpacker scene was at lakeside. this area on the edge of a lake, with guesthouses overlooking it. We got a tuktuk, all four of us. Me Sammi, Jon and Suzie and he agreed to take us there. about 5 mins in he stalled it and said he'd run out of petrol and we had to walk the ...

As I get ready for this trip to Cambodia and Vietnam, I am trying to read up on the culture, history, mannerisms of each country. Although they are situated beside each other, the two are so different in all aspects. I'm getting excited, but it won't hit me that I'm going until I'm finally on that plane. My supervisor, Becca, was fortunate to ge...

Back in Phnom Penh, I am staying in the backpacker ghetto at Lake Boeng Kak. I found a brilliant little guesthouse that has private rooms for $3 a night. When I arrived, I asked if there were rooms that included a shower and toilet and was told that those are 2000 Riel more...or 50 American cents. "I'll take it".... I decided to splurge. The pla...

Mr. Wah, our trusty Tuk-Tuk driver was waiting for us as arranged ready for day 2 of our Phnom Penh tour. 1st stop were the Royal Tombs -, at Oudong Mountain. The site was about an hour's ride outside the city. Travelling through the countryside and watching the locals go about their daily lives is very interesting. We stopped along the way to t...

Really poorly today, have a horrible stinking cold. Could hardly get out of bed and to be honest I really didn't want too but being ill when travelling is inconvenient so it's a few paracetamol, a few throat sweets then onwards and upwards. On the agenda today was the Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda. We arrived a little early, our motorbike taxi ...

Chaos reigned back in PP - or at least within the inner sanctum of the NGO we're out here with. There had been much wrangling and rumbling over contracts, eventually resulting in two of the staff resigning. And there was me about to sign up for three months. It was all resolved in the end and basically comes down to the NGO in question (mentioni...

After a week of faffing about in Phnom Penh, we made the eight hour journey into the depths of the tropical forest. Or so we thought. The 'forest' we thought we were heading to - now affectionately known as 'the woods' - was in fact a gert big meadow. And for meadow, think African savannah, as opposed to lush green English field. The meadow was ...